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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

crop this estimated by recent cable. from con
Ss se S %ou 9s i.t s. s' od s 'g 5SP
So 5ashe the average yield psr acre would DO 20 ITO
Ys.se o. nsS.s .ySris. s P aSs f1S issS
b shells in 1875 n and In 1878 10 ,....
cent Kingdom Jay 1887 chiefly Cali
alton Fine goods md fun prizes ghl, inferior stock
Freely oTss 4y ceSs pIss 60 800 c ES
46c.' shipping soc su"w-LoAs rye, oOsoOc'' shsrt4ee
moPscfns market without decided change For sups.
tic a S s"psp a'% III @
s s' isSs f s. 200 4? oo"%sA e sSsa
rS aas cSi s do 1895 $780, s' rm oG 49,
forsign Gernahs crop 2. issV Best 2o92Sc d" Medium"
MoLAssEs~FOr boiling stock there /. change the
nung nominal on the basis OF IL &c for SOY Black
META Ls-The weck-Hss been quiet one Price: have
seed Pa frooTRs market has been steady with
r@y held and as prospects are 'onsa
Sesa ass;ss arm
Cni1 %
o1.sS a. 20 point. s ssariay 90 cali 10 tons
5sT sr% al '.S' 10 s
bee" g"s sV arm :. s nsrss Usp
Sic. sp.ter Has been dull and unchanged throughout
'%SxSXI sToREs-A tnrther break to sl.asl sc took
Of sT' U S n sna The rans
gIsc tsd T. y
:: 81 $: % % .,.i ~ w n 81 e 81 az r.
The movement all directions light one but val
mes are we'll ntane Quotations cottonsee crude ITO
ale summer yellow. fair TO prime. 80 S5sc sasmsr
white az l3c, Cocoanut CeyioH. Sssc.i Cochin. TAO
7scr Llnseoa city, tDci Nestsrn. ~ e<8c Lard
pri,ns present make b3sooci Aenhadeu. crudo sound
iS2i 7ci light pressed 26c. bleachsd winter 70 y
s2sc' sperm. crude. &c.; natural winter. 0ss7oo,
sstural winter 3s sIsached winter %o extra blsached
l2c olive bills. u SIC; Nsatsfost prime cora
moi 6Oc.: Palm 20 &c.; Mustard Seed, 430f0c-
OCEAN REIGHTS-There vas little bdsiness accom-
plished in any but rates we're well held BERTH
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steam. $4,000 bush. grain. Pr
Bordeaux hence 900 bush gram Gel Rotterdam, steam
20 400 bush grain. private terms PETROLEUM CHAR
TERS-Breme or amburg from Baltimore German ship
d. 900 bbls refined, L. l0ad DRAIN CHARTERS
Cork from Baltimore two British steamers lOu0o
ara earn, "a Cd .....MISCELLANEOUS CHARTERS
ROTTERDAM, hence German steamer grain and general car
ro Augusta from ElzAbehpor schooner with coal 81 rs
coal Soc
rRovIsIoNs-PoRK-No sales were plished to-day,
and consequence was wholly nominal Holders
si5 2SSsi6 rs for Old Sl6 25ssl676 for New $3.50
Si7 for Family Mess slsas7 for Clear Back ana slI 90
for Extra Prime. BEEf-luiet and nomnsy IN
light dsmsnd Quoted at s2j......CUT kEArs-Hsve not
varied since last ruling hrm. Trading however nn
important Picket Bellies u Quoted DO; Picked Hams
i2t0i2b Picked Shoulders. 81 &c. Smoked Hams.
l3c smoked Shoulders ann nann
ma Lsas Clear In New.York quoted DRESSED
HOoS-si.iiiy he'll aud ~ ar request aneed. cry Heavy
V Lgh. 71s7sa; PiGa 7s......LARD-Ihe general mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

fLoyKATD , were 9S ns to %
oaiS character Price. qHosS although
isSSF e. as i Ss';5:
ass 90 81 the s %i:s I"$'',
Ss ws2.r NJ" %s.s. Rnr Nc Is o. 1850
ss a::s s4,as CHOICE : Eaten: h:
iserut:d a tn: sales is we're S s4es vi. Tor
sgs'a:s 'f iss 8 ss
s s as: to o. c:s. soGS
sr. i5 sa.. % IS e
r.. lS w Ssa'sAS &isa O Sss
d Th Tor Mr' au. steadily
sales zoo bills i1G.aSG eoss1 is e fs ar his H
fLoUan ~oS,le sa. 500 u SG sn s%p'ThSs
81 rs. sses 300 bills Brandy vino at 50 TO-
%ss ss s on here ng a. h
West Spot dssad tSe Sn.1.I aud o@,a,Ti1s
OF $50 bushels The options broke SO e. on the early
sos s with less sTnne spceaaIon
future $1,000 81 o'' Sss a.r po acsans
Northwest sll.c Nc. Chicago and Mhr.usse So.; ~
81 80 &c delivered ii .c no Red July closing
Sco. St Ss1 g sg o.ns ~ &C. do oc
oser sStsss1-c closing a. $50 90 Nevs%nsT 81 IL
e..Irs sd.c 10. January s7 Ss' &C. o..ios a. - c
SS MAI 81 and sAELEY
nominal ,1s ' ows a. ps .s Sa.Se Win
to the trading shippers taxing 10000 bush.
oil. The options sold on sObc, without leading 10 much
activity with the bottom hrures ruling weak Saes
az 900 bushels futurs l44 900 bUShes SPOT including
Ungraded at4jst6ic.; Va t5c in ELEVATOR 1870
DC deliver. Mixed July. closing nominally at
Is'c Do August - '.at5.o: closing at tS,., DO Sep
90 closing at s7c November closing at 81
GA RS Spof lots declined &c per bushe aud ruled com
steady. Tho options
& &c and final at about the bottom spec ala
Ton va. mora general with September delivery still the
principal avoriie Saes-830oo0 bushsls uture 10000
bushels spot including No at 81 ac' 10 Wn'ts 10
Western. 35s37c.; White do. 80 si3c No Mixed July.
elo.sE al a3c do. August 3ieJl toY closing
Al sic: do septsmbar 81 a3 &C. closing al 5c do Ooto.
bor closing at 81 &C. bid. 3lhc asked
steady and unchanged.
walkers private daily circular July %. 1881 NewYork;
The wheat crop United Kingdom OF Great Britain
and ireland including the Channel islands The imports and
erpor- OF annual supply tho aggregate
supply annual average supply TOT tue Ten years
crops seasons ls7G.77 to 1855 &c In bushels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

I6THr NIDsUMMER PUCK

OUT TODAY
Yorty.six pages. Puck sise. 10 Con" p~ WY
THE NIDsUMMER PUCK 10 - much Superior 70 ~.
predecessor "Ths Christmas Puof" - that was =" AL
previous publications In the same line
THE MIDSUMMER PUCK presents ssms new and fasci'
Mating in color printing The st Of illustrations n-
ciudss cartoons I'm oo'srs By JOSEPH KEEP
LKR FREDERICK oPPER. @. JAY TAYLOR and others
Also amusing series BY A. B. FROST and Q. g. BUSH.
THE MIDSUMMER PUCK contains story oy THoM .
A JANyIER f"Ivory Biack"). and BY the Editor OF
Puck, H. O. BUNNER also amusing Sketches By other
popular writera
CASH PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
$500
viii be paid for solutions Of TIL PUZZLE
SUPPLEMENT given with the MIDSUMMER PUCK
THE MIDSUMMER PUCK Is for sale by all Nswsdealers.
or viii bs mailed receipt Of price 0cts)by
THE PUBLISHERS OF PUCK,
PUCK BUILDING NEw.YoRK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25

Good Ordinary q IA Lev s,Sal Maaiinr
speculative channels the sales aggregated 2seo DaIes
and made within very narrow range fnsi nsde1s
and 1G3 points decline on late
months At Liverpool the future deliveries closed
adv 4 decl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-25
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw.YoHk Saturday July 2a-BEEvEso Receipts we're YER,
Ss1 s:s week t''' FOR the week. ''0' n'''
~; az. e. s:ss to
sheep ON the bermuds L. s. piiis.e;si. r,.,
@ 8: % sG
SsSey q h SsS o U.s. SiI': q,
Pr ioSS Il hi1si o. iss Is, at o. II v''' !"
1S &c ST T. s'z' ?o q
the week ~
s: e % ::s:
saiss"p harrington. los Ohio Sheep 90 average at
;' y H:ss s s' 81
a2S Tsr5Sy g. sv fa ohis
4: sm 81 a. ~ aft IS az &c. s. s. e
for y sS is So y ao ss
s. I; g. 80 20 90 SoS 50 a. g.
e. e so 80 10 q s az g. Lambs S
S:. taT s:l: 2: :.
SSs& snS y !s rs ss c Total tho
I FeeaE steady :. s. w. Lamb sold - State
Livestock IA2lEr5 5Y rELE9aApI
BUFFALO July 23-Cdtts-RsceiDts last ~ hours Z22I
head total far H. oS6 asat: tor sane tine
IL 575 head consigned hrsuKb l19 cars OF when
AZ New.York 10 SALE all Texans and soa 70
local butchers ut So 1908 SO.
sher-heeepts sst "a hours 5000 mead total tor week
thus far 57400 head for same tune last wesk SAoov
bead tLouKs % cars. OF which TO New.Yrk
cars on sale market higher TO Prime 81 90
co. Choice Extra 81 90 Good to Choice LAMBS
s8 rs. Extra 81. 49, - 40.
HoGs-Keceirs last % hours $50 head: tstai for the
43800 heads same time last week 81 o9o
consigned through. 81 cars OF which 10 New:
35 sales prices declined log loc seectod
YorKsrs SIS 80 D5 AS Selected Medium WeiEhts 80 o.
Selected Heavy - So Stays ga market closed dun
aud dropping; cars lett over.
CHICAGO July 23.-Ths Drousyr Journal reports-Cdn1-
Receipts head shipmsnts heaai market was
steady Shipping steers So 1924 49, ssckers ana Feeders
81 40ss3 90 Cowa Bulls and Mixed 81 1908 0V ie1As
Cattle 81 9odS3 80 -
Hsos--ksceipLs 5000 hsst sspmsnts 1900 marBet
strong and Nixsh s51206s 35 Packing ana Ship
ping SO Light S. 20 A. sxps IS 1898 o.
-ksceots 1000 asad snlpusnts 300 nead marxss
Natives 81 so 20 Western S. 20 IS 80 Texans
So 7e6s3 80. Lambs II 60S3 10 per head
ST LOUIS July 23-taute-hecslpts 500 neaa snip,
TO Choice Native steers 50 s5es4 2bi Butchers
fair to Cnoca 3J0s3 90 Feodsrs tair 70 S. OoS
SIS fair Rooi 81 90 as 30 Texans common
grass .. eood corn.fed SO OOSs3 80.
Roas-kscsibts $40 head; sniDrenrs 300 head marfet
Choice HEAVY ana Butchers Selections
So $685. a. PACKING Far Choice s. l0es5 81 WORKERS
Medium Prime SIS l0Ss5 80. Pigs Common 10 oood
81 6Oas5 TO- ,.
Shssp-Kecests 800. nead snpments 800 hsa1 market
firm. clipped Fair to Choice IS l6sS 70 LAMBS
S. Sos4 80.
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o'nS: sy.s E'.ss ia
DIVIDEND 10; ls4.The regular monthly
Jun. &: sos :es.: = ' s.s
:i:;s :, s y.
THr QuIcKsLvRR MINING COMPANY
NO. 20 Nxssar-; IT., >. ,,s,{
PER SENT Pss.sS.S c.p ps1ss:
sss a. ~
::
M Tasas a OFFICE. os1sp c.sTSAL D.sor
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of Ii this s' com.
4. % az On 2Sa: Il M
s :sa &
the 18Th day Of August mex. HENRY PRATT r,...,,.,
Rw4I GoHrxS sS ov' 70 ss4
THE Board of Directors of this Company
day declared piviasnd Of Two per Cent gPoa
az sf9s s.,;S: ~ $
On The & aeSs:assz e sy =
f1.ts sHS' o:s
THE BOARD OF Directions sEtfs5 is; 81 81 Fiji This
AND ONE.oUARTER PER CENT upon its capital stock,
payable on MONDAY, the FIFTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST
next, at this efEcA -.
The transfer will be closed at o'clock m on PRr
DAY Of July and will be reopened on the morning
Of August Is. 1887. vx, row r.
OFFICE or THE
ST. PAUL AND DULUTH RAILROAD CohPASY I
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY AT
meeting to-day passed the following re:Suti Iona
company and the hereby declared 20 the stock
holders the 30ta day OF June 1887 namely.
Frat TO stockholders for the six msns ending
that three and per cent per cent? PAYABLE
period three per q cent? payable In CASH and third
10 common IN conformity 70 me
stockholders at their meeting held on the 10Th
days 1887 fifteen per cent ayabs In com
Of this at par IN full satisfaction OF Az
claims Of :ockholder: 70 dividends up TO
day OF July Fourth National Bank Of New York"
The transfer books which reopen on June ~ VIII close
O'Clock D. 10. June 81 and reopen on Jny ,.
p. s. HARRIS. Treasurer.
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FISCHER PIANOS. renowned for tone and
u standing In tune Manufaetorios and warsrvoms, Is
~ 425 Wes 2sthL and s67 Broadway lsshsS (Ditsons
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Justrurtion.

Boys and Young Men---City.
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-
IA. liable inform alton, free: mailed for postage
n AVERY ANN school Bureau 2 West l4th St, N. Y.
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Business Chauees.

HARDWARE STOCK and Fixtures for sale
! in best location In Grand Rapids Mich population
go 200 wi Invoice So 900 to 600 three stories aud
basement complete tin shop rent 500 Other business
gazing attention Will make liberal discount immed
ate purchaser
NJ L. SWIFT. Is Canai.st.. Grand Rapids Mich.
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Geatbers.

BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
IA esses supplied; no charge TEACHERS registered
free 200 vacancies april 2l new onos iay H. T. AVERY
American Ychool Bureau. 2 Vest lIth.st ". Y.
MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY Supplies Professors, Teachers. Tutors Gov.
ernesses Co. Colleges schools and Families Apply
MRS. NJ. ]. YOUNGFCLToN. 20 Union Square
CCHERMERHORN'S Teachers Agency
1858 East l4th-st, y. Y
TEACHERS WANTED.-NO fee for registra-
i ton many vacancies Of the daily
r. r.. AVERY. west l4th.st, ". Y.
XVOMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
w REAU 10th seIes) turrlss PToessors Tesehers
Governessss Musicians Housksepers CompsBions. etc.
eoeges schools and fen s ssO Fookkeerers
lhers md opyisis TO business firms.
Mira x. D. CULVER $40 btb-sve.. New.York City
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East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor-
gia Railway Company,

NO 10 wALLsT. NETWORK. JULY IA. 1887.
Tho Board Of Directors day declared An annual
dividend Of FOUR az PER CENT upon the hrst preferred
stock OF tho company payable August At ;his emoe
The transfer books will DO closed II o'clock m
WEDNESDAY. July 20, and rsopsnsd 81 10 o'clock m
"Wednesday, August 10, 1857. l. H. SCHWAN. SECRETARY
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financial.
OFFICE OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY,
ll9 LIBERrY.ST.


OFFICE OF
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW
JERSEY
ll9 LIBERrY.sT.
Nkw.YoRK. July 20. 1887.
TO THE BONDHOLDERs OF THB CENTRAL RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY OF NEw-JERsEY AND IT'S
CONSTITUENT COMPANIES
Al the Request s o, 4osr Of no cNsoTbArEp Con-
VERTiBLE and ADJ sTMENT MORTGAGES. and for
or for oshoT aved themselves Of
the opportunity 10 subscribe to the new one hundred ear
pany the books subscription said bonds arc now 70
opened until August % next upon the Original terms Oh 'he
Copies propositions obtained at the ONCE OF
the COMPANY also at the Central Trust Company wsst
where securities deposited payment for the general
mortg bonds negotiable certificates for which arc now
TIL This EXTEHDED PRIVILEGE OF SUBSCRIPTION
Tho folio rng old securities being more than
majority each have been subscribed for the new
So 10000 Consolidated bonds of the total is mn ann
a7S7ooo conSsr6ic bonds Of the Is
2sssooo peSsnturs bonds Of the total Issue "a, ooo
N'iEoo sue Of '.'.....'..".....".. 625Aooo
l.o77ooo sw,Jer.cy southern bends Of tho ou...
total issue or i'oo"ooV
s2Oss2 200 Equal to 90 per cent Of, s2e 49s0O0
tons such stocks and bonds Of the eonset
into nc new per Ssst ssn:sa mortgage
BY special Of tho United states Circuit Court author
W has been syen FOR contract Which a 9s S
and Trustee Of the general mortgage bonds whereSy
100000 Of the said bonds have been Deposited win sns
new general mortgage bonds otherwise provided for
during the continuance of the Recsivsrshp.
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY OF
NEW.JERsEY.
ROGERS MAXWELL
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

Murat Halstead pays Governor
st. John, the Prohibition candidate
for President in 1884, the following
very high compliment, and recon-
mends that all such cranks, as he
calls them, should get out and stay
out of the Republican party:
"St. John is a fraud and a trail
tor. His conduct in the Presiden-
tial campaign of 1884 was false,
mercenary, treacherous and scan
dalous. He ran up and down the
country in the service of the Dem
ocratic party. He should be held
UP to derision and scorn as he de-
serves. The pretense that he had
brave and independent ideas is ut
terly false. The poor creature never
had any ideas at all. But they
(men Of brave ideas) get out?'
Get out of what? Do they mean
that traitors and frauds like St.
John should get out of the Repub-
lican party? They did get out and
they should stay ; and they deserve
the whipping-post in or out"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

The Eaton Democrats argument in de-
fence of the Mexican pension bill, as between
it and the Dependent pension bill, is that
"the time since the close of the Mexican war
has teen SO much longer than the time since
the close of the Democratic rebellion, hence
the Mexican list of dependents is much the
smallest, consequently wouldn't take so
much money. Gould, you are usually pretty
solid, but you have slipped off the tussock
in this pension matter."-GreenrtHe Courier.
If we have Slipped off," Bro.
Calderwood, we have all the ablest
and best Republican journals in
the country to back us, and all the
fighting men of the army.
We have no recollection Of the
Democratic rebellion" in this
country referred to above. There
was a rebellion brought about here
by a few meddling abolition crank's
and southern fanatics, in which
the Republican party "catched on
and succeeded in holding power
for more than twenty years,
sacrificing over a million of north
ern men, wasting our wealth, cor
rupting u rulers. usurping power
plundering the country of millions
and mourning a debt which will
never be liquidated. Nothing De
mocratic about such things.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24
Neither Honestnor Beneficial.

Cincinnati Times-Star, (Rep.)
The Senate yesterday passed an
amended House. bill-introduced
by Mr.. Harris, of Preble County,
for a local and special object-au-
thorlzing gas companies to come
into cities without the consent of
Council and tear up the streets, on
giving a bond of 100000. This
remarkable measure was fought
vigorously by the entire Cincin-
natl dele Sat on, by whom it's pur-
pose vas fully understood, but it
went through a slim Senate in
short order by a large majority
That such a scheme should be
sanctioned by a representative of
the people is. amazing. It's pur-
pose is palpably neither honest
nor for the public benefit. Why
should the consent Of Council be
dispensed with if not to clear the
way for the Matchmaking process?
The proposition that any man or
set OF men with a bag OF money
should be permitted to take pos
session of the streets without CON
sulting the municipal Legislature
touches the height of impudence.
The bill in its present shape is, of
course, another development of
the old scheme of a Cincinnati CO.
terie of enterprising job5ers. To
bleed the Gas Company will be a
profitable business, if they can
once strike an artery. This bill
goes back to the House for action
on the amendment. It is said that
the author of the original bill, Mr..
Harris, will quietly tuck it in his
bootleg. If it hobs out, the duty
of the House is clear enough.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

At the beginning of the session
the Republicans announced that
this was 10 be an economical, bust
ness session of the Ohio Legisla-
ture, and that they would adjourn
by the first ofMarch. On the con-
trary it has been the most profit
gate and reckless body ever as
sembled in the State and has al
ready appropriated more than the
estimated revenues and will leave
the State in debt a million dollars
at the end of the year.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

The people of Hillsboro, under
the local option clause of the Dow
law last week decided by a vote of
ST. to 1873 to close the saloons
The saloon men are astounded, and
threaten to contest both the cleo
ton and the constitutionality of
the prohibition clause in the Dow
law. 1t looks as if the thing was
getting around! On this occasion
cannons doomed, the church and
school bells were rang and praise
meetings were held in all the
churches of the city.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

Pay off the Al Bonds, even at
81 premium, as the interest for
four years would be Is per cent.
which would leave to the Govern
ment 81 per cent. profit, after pay
ing 81 premium now for the Bonds
which r not due and payable un-
til 1891. This money is now in
the U. S. Treasury, and ought to
be paid out to liquidate the nation
al debt. We say wipe out our
bonded debt.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

The present Ohio Republican
Legislature abolished separate pub
lie schools for colored children,
and last week appropriated &c.,
900 to establish a colored normal
school in connection with WILDER
force university! Now isn't that
beautiful consistency? What will
not Republicans do for partisan
purposes?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24
FARM EOE SALE.

VHE FARM OF FREDERICK WIKLE,
l. late of Twin township, Preble county,
OHIO, deceased, containing lis acres, more or
less, is now offered for sale by the undersign,
ed, at. private sale. This farm is situated 8
miles south of Lewisburg, on the Lewisburg
and West Alexandria turnpike. The land is
admirably located, is in a good state of cult
walton, and the soil is of excellent quality.
For particulars call on the undersigned at
his residence on said turnpike, two and one
half miles south of Lewisbutg.
ALFRED WIKLE,
Surviving Ex'r Of F. Wikle, decd.
MARLIN
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

John Sherman is out with his
views on "the great Irish struggle"
That is to tickle the "rich Irish
brogue." He has also gone down
south in the hope of dividing the
"solid south" with his hattery.-
Next will be something on the
0sweet German accent!" John is
endeavoring to fix up things nice
ly for a Presidential boom. A
pamphlet, show a man can become
a millionaire on $5,0ooa year." in
a very short time, would be more
interesting just now to the average
voter, than any of his other hob
bies.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

Ross, Scioto, Vinton and Wash
ington.
Toledo-Counties CT Allen, Ash
land, Crawford, Defiance, Erie, Full
ton, Hancock, Hardin, Henry, HUI
ron, Lorain, Lucas, Mercer, Otta-
wa, Paulding, Putnam, Richland,
Sandusky, Seneca, Stark, Van
Vert, Wayne, Wood, Williams and
Wyandot.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24
The Cincinnati Ercning Telegram

The Cincinnati Evening Telegram
says there are thousands of Repub-
licans who are extremely dissatis-
fed with the introduction of the
colored people into the schools
Whatever be the right of the mat
ter, it is none the less true, that
many republicans will resent the
innovation as unwise, both for the
whites and blacks. 1t only records
the tenor of current feeling and
the drift Unpopular sentiment when
it makes this assertion.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

Through its entire period ofpow-
er the Republican party stood
pledged to abolish polygamy in
this country. A Democratic Adj
ministration in less than two years
is about to bring about the long
desired end of the twin evil"
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

The Cincinnati Times Star Re
publican,) rather insinuates that
Representative Harris was connect
ed with a legislative "job," in his
bill authorizing gas companies to
come into cities without the con-
sent Of council. Is it possible that
the Colonel allowed himself to
be made the "cat's paw of a few
jobbers? And yet it looks that
Way.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

Attorney General Kohler has
given the opinion that, in places
where separate schools are already
maintained, the law obliterating
all color lines will not apply until
after the close Of the present school
wear in June next.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

IF it is right that white school
teachers should teach colored chill
dren, why not that colored teachers
should teach white children? Let
Republican School Boards answer
the question and act accordingly.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24
. Suicide by an insane person does

Suicide by an insane person does
not vitiate a life insurance policy
which provides that it shall be
void eff the assured shall die by
suicide" So says the United
States Supreme Court, on the
ground that the insanity of the as
sured makes his suicide accidental.
Get insured, go insane and suicide,
if you want to leave your family
a few thousand.
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

Why didn't the Republican par
ty that was in power for overtwen-
ty years provide for all the indi-
gent soldiers, some of its leaders
and "small fry" journals are howl
ing about?
The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1887-03-24

The tally sheet frauds case has
been dismissed from the common
pleas court of Franklin county. AS
a sequal thereto several large dam
age suits for libel are pending in
the Franklin county common pleas
court, one against the Ohio State
Journal.